Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16
MISS BANCROFr,s WEDDING.
She walked Away fr0sn Home and
was Married-An are HAPPY Now.

At the residence OF Hon. Geo Bancroft, on II
street. to-day perfect quiet reigns The faithful
Hermann. who was the late MIS- Bancrofts attend
ant for many years before her death, meets all
callers and tells them that Mr. Bancroft IL very
happy. Yesterday Miss suzanne Bancroft. the
French granddaughter OF the historian. walked out
with NJ. ChaS Carroll OF Howard county, Mo-.
about 10 O'Clock. and they did not return 20 the
house until & Miss Bancroft wore dress OF gray
cloth. The young people, who had met In New
port last summer went 20 the parsonage OF ST.
Matthew'S church, where they saw Rev.
Father Chappelle, who told them he could
not perform the ceremony without the
publishing OF banns unless there was a
special oispensation nom Cardinal Gibbons Mr.
Carroll and Miss Bancroft then went TO Baltimore,
secured the document-the cardinal Is q personal
friend o. the young ady-returned 20 this city and
This u the story as told by Mr. Carroll last night
at Wormley'S and this morning the young lady
parsopage Father Mackin laughed at the story
and said ne could not say a word about IT. Father
Chappelle is suffering from a cold and could
people who say the young couple are not married,
that they must await the publication OF banns
MI Carroll dined at wormiey's last night and slept
there. He went TO Baltimore this morning 10 ac-
quaint his relatives OF what has been done. Mrs
Carroll, as they call her at her home, kept In her
Miss Endicott, her very intimate friend, who
called on her. Mrs. Lieut.. Duvall she saw.
VINO went DOWN Town and made purchases Tor
her. II is possible Mr.. Carroll Will return 10 the
city and dine with Mr.. Bancroft tonight MI.
Bancroft says he Is ready TO give susanna into the
charge OF her husband. The young ladys parents
are both alive In France. She has been one OF the
most notable bellies OF society here for two winters
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I0wa's Famous Murder Case.
THE SECOND TRIAL OF ARESsDoRF roR THE AssAssI-
NATION OF REV. Mr. PADDOCK.
All the sensational incidents created by ana sur
rounding the arrest trial and conviction of MUNICH
rath for conspiracy in the murder OF Rev. george
c. Haddock, have been reawakened by the CON-
mencement OF the second trial OF John Arendorf
AT Sioux City, Iowa, on a similar charge.
The public sentiment aroused by the recapltula-
ton OF all the evidence surrounding the terrible
tragedy would Indicate but little hope for favor
able result OF a new trial Upon Arendorfs first
trial the jury stood eleven for acquttal and only
one for conviction. The solitary outstanding juror
could not be won over, and since last March the
the advantage OF the accused.
very curious and inexplicable incident OF this
case, which Is not yet fairly unraveled, although
the inquiry Is being persevered In, Is that con-
Meeting Albert koslnitskf alias bismarck, with
the Charge. He Is one OF the group indicted for
the assassination OF Mr.. Haddock, ana is the one
with LeaviIt whose evidence Is so damaging TO
ArensdorL While actually under indictment for
murder he applied for naturalization papers and
is sought 10 be shown by the incident that polit-
cal animosties somewhat extensively color the
forthcoming trial, and that owing TO the feeling
between kolinitski and Arensdon the latter's
chances OF an Impartial trial are likely TO be
diminished